Review of In It Together

[KRYSTAL Grace 19]

[Following is a volunteer review of "In It Together" by Eckhart Aurelius Hughes.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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I found *In It Together: The Beautiful Struggle Uniting Us All* by Eckhart Aurelius Hughes a really engaging and powerful read. This is a book that truly gets to the core of who we are, how we relate to other people, and our journey of growth. Hughes addresses some deep subjects regarding life and spirituality, still showing clarity and relatability in his expressions. The approach makes the content accessible and enjoyable to anyone who wants meaningful personal development.

The gist of *In It Together* is to know, really, who we are aside from our ego. He starts by introducing the idea of the "false egotistical you" versus the "real you." This really struck a chord with me. He calls for one to stop being so self-serving. This idea made me reflect on who I am. In a society dominated by superficial and fast-paced interactions, it is an important and refreshing message.

This book is different because it does not deal with mainstream characters; instead, it speaks directly about general human stories. Poverty and addiction are some of the issues that Hughes wrestled with; he uses these experiences as a device to bring out struggles common to all. He writes in such a manner that really draws on a sense of shared humanity, making one aware of the way in which our treatment of others often reflects our own perception of ourselves. The theme that most resonated with me and really reiterated the significance of compassion in our everyday lives was interrelatedness.

One of the things I most liked about *In It Together* was how Hughes could use humor about serious topics. This combination makes these deep concepts easier to address, while at the same time, ensuring the story does not get monotonous. To be able to make me laugh with a tale or two while considering deeper truths was just great. The stories make his teachings very realistic since they are founded on real-life events. This use of humor makes the text lively and more appealing while it enriches the content without diluting its depth.

He also embellishes his story with the inclusion of insights from such luminaries as Einstein and Carl Jung. These references lend weight not only to his arguments but also to the universality of the truths that he is trying to put across. For example, the discussion of what Einstein had to say about the nature of consciousness extended my thinking about self-awareness and our experience as human beings. That he could tie eternal wisdom in with contemporary issues made his arguments all the more convincing and powerful.

All in all, I would give *In It Together* a perfect rating of 5 out of 5 stars. The book is impeccably edited; there are no mistakes to distract the reader. Hughes' messages on love, unity, and self-acceptance are timeless and resonant to the core. This book belongs on everybody's reading list, as it helps us understand that we all are together in our struggles. It is time we own up to our actual selves and make our lives a bit more real and in the process, undergo some realistic growth and transformation. The book really inspired me to live life with more kindness and compassion. I have no dislikes. It was a very rewarding and enlightening read.

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[Scott]

Hi,

Thank you for your review!

Can you explain these two sentences in much more detail, including specific examples and verbatim quotes from the book:

This book is different because it does not deal with mainstream characters; instead, it speaks directly about general human stories. Poverty and addiction are some of the issues that Hughes wrestled with; he uses these experiences as a device to bring out struggles common to all.

Thank you,
Scott

[Stephanie Currie]

Hughes did not wrestle with poverty. I also have no dislikes towards this book. This book inspires me as well.

[CUT YAFIQ]

Hi,

Thank you for your review!

Can you explain these two sentences in much more detail, including specific examples and verbatim quotes from the book:

This book is different because it does not deal with mainstream characters; instead, it speaks directly about general human stories. Poverty and addiction are some of the issues that Hughes wrestled with; he uses these experiences as a device to bring out struggles common to all.

Thank you,
Scott

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